The Articles of Confederation: An Interpretation of the Social-constitutional History of the American Revolution, 1774-1781University of Wisconsin Press, 1940 - 284페이지 |
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... Articles of Confederation from the point of view of the difficulties and tribulations that followed the Revolu- tion , real as these were , is to miss largely their true significance . Logically they can be ... Articles of Confederation.
... Articles of Confederation from the point of view of the difficulties and tribulations that followed the Revolu- tion , real as these were , is to miss largely their true significance . Logically they can be ... Articles of Confederation.
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... confederation , 126 ; opposition to Dickinson draft , 127– 128 ; efforts to establish precedents for supremacy of Congress , 1777 , 170-173 ; land speculation , 211-213 ; support of Spanish Western claims , 220 ... Articles of Confederation.
... confederation , 126 ; opposition to Dickinson draft , 127– 128 ; efforts to establish precedents for supremacy of Congress , 1777 , 170-173 ; land speculation , 211-213 ; support of Spanish Western claims , 220 ... Articles of Confederation.
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... Articles of Confederation , 109-111 , 240-242 ; conservative demand for as substitute for British govern- ment , 109-116 ; demand of land speculators for , 121-122 , 158 ; in Dickinson draft , 128-129 , 130–137 ... Articles of Confederation.
... Articles of Confederation , 109-111 , 240-242 ; conservative demand for as substitute for British govern- ment , 109-116 ; demand of land speculators for , 121-122 , 158 ; in Dickinson draft , 128-129 , 130–137 ... Articles of Confederation.
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The Problem of Interpretation | 3 |
Independence and Internal Revolution 17741776 | 54 |
The Problem of Union | 107 |
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